How to Analyze and Use Your School’s Healthy Youth Survey Results

Every other year students in grades 6, 8, 10 and 12 provide information about their perceptions of school climate, risk behaviors, safety, violence, and related risk and protective factors.  Participation in the survey has many benefits for schools including applying for grants, strategic planning and evaluating school-wide prevention/intervention efforts.

About this FREE Training from Forefront Suicide Prevention

This training will provide information about the types of data obtained in this survey, ways to access data and discussion and instruction about ways to analyze data in formal and informal settings.  See more about the Healthy Youth Survey here.

April 23, 2018
9:00 am –11:00 am 

UW School of Social Work – Room 305
4101 15th Ave NE
Seattle, WA 98105

 

 

 

Trainers:  Elaine Walsh, PhD and Phoebe Terhaar, CDP

Elaine Walsh is an ANCC Certified Clinical Specialist in Child and Adolescent Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing. She has a Master of Nursing from UCLA and a PhD in Nursing from the University of Washington. She an affiliate faculty member of Forefront Suicide Prevention and has worked in school- and community-based prevention for a number of years.

Phoebe Terhaar is coordinator of the Forefront in Schools program.  She has extensive background working directly in K-12 schools that includes coalition work, prevention programming, policy improvement, parenting education and youth leadership.

Special Guest: Molly Sedlik Hasson  

Learn about resources provided by Eluna Resource Center (formerly Moyer Foundation) that supports children and families impacted by grief or addiction.  Every year, countless children experience the death of someone they love.  Learn about these unique programs that give children and teens the chance to cry, laugh, grow, and heal.

For more information, please contact Phoebe Terhaar.


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